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r THE OMAHA BEE OITICIA.il I'AIMJU OF THE CITV. THK OJi.UU DAILY VVAl It aurnlto Mitwcfilwrs Iy carrier, to njr part tit the Htjr, nTcrj" Ofcnlnjr, (Sunday! ex cepted,) n flltrpti cont.sKTWM.lt, or 81. ,5 for alx uiuutliK, nni 37.00 jwrunnum, when pilil In (lnnr. 1 Curriers aro not nllowcil to recrlvo nionojr lor aubscrlMioMa, or lu I'll topics of tlio Daily Hrk. All complaints lxut Irrtgul.irltles.iuMrMsul to Dili offico will receive prompt attention. TiittOyjiu Daily llr.u will lo mallei! to snliscrlters nt the (oll'jwln rates, pajralilu Inra rUhljr In hIthiico : $7,u)cr annum. 3.70 " 0 months. Tub Omaha Daily Hkk Ins ly f.tr tlio LA1IUIT circulation In tlio city, ami I', therefore, the tail nwd ihuipest wlwrtliliitj niiilluhi. IUtkh or AnvKiiTiHi.io. Local notices', M cents per lino: local tultertlouiciit, 'M cents pr lino by thn month, 10 cents. No ailvcrtlwincnt lorUl for loos than 60 cents, ttixxlftl notices, l(f cents r lino; slliijlo Inser tion, not less than 2.1 cents. Transient nlitcrtlMiucuU must Inrarlably bo palil (or lu mltnnto. Itstcs for alandlug aihcrtlseincnts by spulul contract. All Legal Notice, Statements, Tabular Work, otc., requiring cdrclul rorlilon by copr, or proof to lw fiiruUhod. musl bn hamted In boforo ten n'rloclc A. if. to iusuro Insertion the amed.-iy, HpccUl ami Local adrcrtlscmonls boforo two o'clock ). M. . Adf artlsoHicntt ltcforo una o'clock I'. M. All adrcrtlsemcuts. for thn Wi:i:kly IJkk must li handed In Iwloro Monday uoon, for the samo week's Issue. NOTICK. On anil after Oclolicr twentr-flrst, 1S72, the oily circulation of tlio Daily Ikis is assumed liy Mr. 1Jttlu D.iris, to whose order nil eille scrfptlons not paid at tlio office will bo payable, and by whom nil receipts forsubscrlptlons will iKiLouutcrslgnol. 15. HOSCWATKB, I'ublUbcr. AintlVAIj AND DKIUKTUKK of TKAINS. Union I'aclilc. LEA VI!. AimiVK. Dally Kxprcss 11:30 A.M. 1:00 l'.M. Dilly Mixed tl:0U 1". M. HKWl'.M. Dully l'rclulit 7:0UA. M. 1:15 l'.M. (llilrnsro, tlui'lltii'toii A' rtlliNuurl Illver. 1'nrMc Kx)m...tiMV. M. tl0:0OA.M- Mull ....'....OlSJA. M. 10:00 l'.M. Sundays excepted. tMnndnye excepted. Saturdays excepted. Chicago, Itovk iMlnnd V I'aclilc. Mall :00A.M. 11:S0 1 M. Kxpres U10l..l. t'J:C0A.M. Hundaya nxccptcd. tMondays uxcepted. Cllilcituo A: Nortliwcatrrii. Mall 4:40A.M. 11:301. M. Kxprcss l:S0 l'.M. t'J:30A.M. lmiHnnllty,8t.Ju. A;:ouiirlllIlu(rM .Mornlii Kxprcss... 0:00 A. M. B:MA. M. KvouIiir Kxpreas.. .1:30 V. M. 0:13 I'. M. Omiilin tV Noiitliivntorn anil Ilur lliicioii unci irllNHuurl Itlvcr In Ncbrunku. MallKtpres 10:W1A.M. 2:10 l'.M. Mixed 2: li l'.M. 12:00 M. Dally except Sundays. Oiunliu 4c NorlhWi'Mtcrit mnl Nlunx City & 1'uclUc. Mall nxprees 8:30 A.M. 2.53 l'.M. Daily except buudaya. Uiiinlbusus and HagKago Vaona lcao tho olllce, corner l'aruliam and Ninth ftreetn, llf teen minutes lu mhuncu of the above ltallroad lliAu. RESOLUTION, And Opinion of tho City Council on Patteo's Lot tery. Omrnor City Clunk, Omaha, Nebraska, Feb. iili, 137J. i licmlced, Thnt in tho opinion of Ibis Council, tlio lottery now ndvor tlHed by J. M. l'lrttcc, in thin city, is n frautf, and tho snnio is not nnd will not bo endorsed by any members of this Council. I horoby certify that tho abovo resolution was adopted by tho City Council on Tuesday evening, Fcbrit ary 25th, 187U. Hy order of tho City Council. Jos. M. McCuxi:, It . City Clerk. fttcluei- Ilenril From. Our citizena well recollect Steincr, tho roronaut who made a balloon as cension in thia city last Fourth of July. Ho is now In Milwaukee, Wis consin, where, as tho Chicago Times informs us, "ho proposes to launch a machine in tho ethereal vault which will tack to right angles with the wind, lie kindly oilers to allow Milwaukee tho plcasuro of seeing him and his machine, on condition that tho chamber of commerce of that town will raise a thousand. dollars to dofray his oxpcnwsof the experiment. Vo would not adviso any amateur tcrouaut to waste any time or money on this fellow, who is, liko all tho rest of tlio bulloonlsts who havo ap peared in thebo parts recently, an ir responsible adventurer ranking along bldo with tho circus sido-show pro prietors in his devotion to or know ledge of science. Vamjaiilu Khai. Estati: ron Bale. Lot S. E. corner of Seventh nnd Jones, nnd buildings thereon, ex cept one, will lo old nt auction Saturday .morning. For terms, utl drcss II. F. Itodnoy, at llartlctt & Smlth'd ofllco. It Just lli:cr.ivi:D A largo invoice of Hamburg edgings, to bo hold nt Eastern prices, nt tho Cheap Comer. fou20 cod3t L. B. Williams. Fnisii nsu! nsiil! risit!!! No tice is hereby given to thoso observ ing Lent that I have constantly on hand n largo supply of fresh fish nt reduced rates, llotel nnd bonrd ing houso keepers plcnso tako notice. lUllXUY DcillU'JfB, feb21 lw 203 Douglas street. Auctlou Hull'. A chattel mortgitgo salo of a largo qiiantityofhouieholdBOods,lncUi(ling n lino cowing machine, nnd n number ul frtuno buildings will tako place at 10 A. M. on March 1st, 1873, nt tho Ouonther House, corner of 7th and Jouca strcots. fcb2U5 Hnow r&oea and window glass at Bolomon'fl JMf "lo Glinkku, no dirt, few ashes, ltoek Springs Coal, tho best over brought to this market. Wyoming Coal Company. Olllce, mar of First Natloir.l Hank. jan28tf QncATint jiAiuiAiKH than over in clothing at Tolack's clodng out sale, 238 J)oughwbtrect, near Four teonth. jnnliB.lm Cunmr.!1. tho photographer, noy-i-dtf Omalui Brevities. Tho Omaha City Band propose so6n to givo n ginnd concert. Wo understand that another masqucrndo ball will ooon bo given in this city, probably nt tho end of Lent. Totlny is Ash-Wednesday, tho first day of Lent. Havo you fasted, or did you tako n square meal as usual? Three drunkards nnd thrco or four paupers wcro brought boforo tho Police Court, nnd discharged. Tho wind blew them over to Council Illufls. Timothy Mclnarny, formerly in tho employ of Hellman & Co., loft for California yesterday to go into business with J. L. Roidy, formorly of Omaha. A Union Pacific brakeman, named Johnson, a resident of Omaha, had ills arm badly crushed nt Fro mont, Sunday, whilo engaged in coupling an cnglno to n car. A very largo number of tho citizens were not nwarc that tho Deaf nnd Dumb Asylum was located near Omaha, till Monday last, when our article on that institution was published. Tho noxt sociablo of tho Uni tarian Society will bo given nt tho residenco of Mr. Urowcr, south of tho Union Pacific depot to-morrow even ing. A cordial invitation is extended to nil who feci interested. A pigeon shooting match took placo yesterday, near tho Sulphur Springs, for $10 n side, . between Frank Itovis nnd Jcsso Wnllnce, tho latter winning by killing eight, out of ten birds. Ilcvis killed six out of ten. A tempornry matrimonial repor ter of this paper, who recently wrote up a lengthy account of a wedding, look occnalpn to cast n slur upon tho beauty of western girls. Ho is oxcus ablo as ho belongs in n rival city ; and hails from tho Nutmeg State. Tho man ,Rowan, who claimed to havo been robbed of $500, somo gold (Just, &c., is not Cornelius ltohau, as many have supposed. Mr. Cornelius Kohan is n highly respect ablo gentleman, nnd has entered into tho wood business in this city. Tho musical instrumont firm of Mueller & Powell, nro proprietors of two stores ono in Council Bluffs, and tho other in Omaha. Tho ono in this city is well supplied with tho latest nnd best pianos, organs &c, that aro manufactured. They nro solo.ngcuts for tho eclobrated Deckor Brothers, pianos, which nrocousidorcd tho best now made. The ono now on exhibition nt their Omaha store, on Thirteenth Htreot, is n model of bcauty.and finish, nnd is admired by nil who havo scori it. Osi: car-load of cidor vinegar for sale by Clark & French. fob25tf MORROW COAL ONLY $12 l'Ett TON. MORROW COAL ONLY $12 PElt TON. MORROW COAL ONLY $12 PERTON, AT BOGLES, 510 12th STREET. . feb20-2t CLAnk & Fiinxcn always keep n full lino.of staple nnd faucy groceries, and sell ns cheap as tho cheapest. feb2Ctf . Onu car load of window glass just received nt O. F. Goodman's. dcc21 eodlf For N'llc. Three store rooms and lot, corner 12th nnd Douglas streets. Also n lot on St. Mary's Avonuo. Apply to jau-Uf Gkadv&Buo. Final closing out sale. Bargains at Derby's. Clothing and furnishing goods to bo sold beforo March 1st. . Cor. Douglas & 13th st. tf Omaha, Neb. Bill IIkaim Lettor Heads, Stato merits and Circulars printed in tho very best nud latest styles, at tho Bnu ollic. janOtf ROOK SPRING COAL, $12 PER TON, DELIVERED. WYOMING COAL CO., REAR OF FIRST NATIONAL BANK. fob27wlcod Indun curiosities nt 103 Fnrnhnm treat. nuHtf jSwERsriY & Cuthbicktsox'6 livery stablcson Dodge and Fifteenth streots' nnd cornor of Douglas nd Fifteenth strcotf. Wo ktcp at all times for hire, n good snpply of first cltss car riages, and doublo and single buggies. Best accommodations in the city for boarding and feeding horses. jn88eod tf Pr.itBous favoring us by returning any copies of tho Daily Bi'.nof 1872, corresponding with tho following dates, will receivo ten cents por copy : January 1,3,15, 1C, 17, 19, 25, 30, 31. February 1,2,3, 0, C, 9, 13, 22, 23, 27, 23. March .5, 9, 25. Gi:o. II. PirratBON, Cigar Manu facturer, has constantly on hand tho best brands of cigars; also, "Fruit nnd Flowers;" Lono Jnck and Dur ham smoking tobaccos. oc25ylcod Foil balk. A houso containing six rooms, with 3 1-2 ncres of land n quarter of a milo from tho city limits on Twenty-fourth street. Tortus easy. Enqulro nt II. Webber's shoo store, 198 Douglas street. feblOeodtf HOW HIGH IS THIS FOR WEATHER ? All About tho Storm. Lastovciiing about 8 o'clock tlio weather changed suddenly, nnd snow began falling gently, and continued till an early hour thl? morning, when tho storm increased, and the wind sprang up, blowing n perfect gale, drifting tho snow in clouds hither nnd thither. Drifts soon piled up, nnd the snow cntno thicker and faster, as tholuryof the wind became greater. Never beforo did wo start out for local Hems under moso discouraging circumstances. But n few men could bo seen upon tho streets, nud those only when wo happened to run up against them, nnd hnvo our eyes opened by tho shock of tho collision. In lialf the places wo visited, wo found the proprietors sitting on tho counters playing scven-up with their employes for tho drinks nnd cigars. Giving up all hopes of picking up any startliugnows, wo concluded to write up tho weather, nnd according ly interviewed Barton of tho Signal Servico office. From him wo learned that tho storm started from Fort Benton, last evening, nud swung nround tho circlo ns indicated by tho following dingram : F. Benton. Corinne, Chev. Omaha. . . . '. . 5 Denver. . ? Proceeding southwest to Corinne, it vecrod round nnd came East nearly to Cheycnno; thonco it struck oft" south nnd visited Denver; thenco northeast to a point near tho Mis souri rivor, wliero it turned round to tlio northwest nud arrived in Omaha pell-mell, at tho rato of thirty-fivo miles nn hour. Tho wind nnd snow hero blow from nil directions not knowing which way to turn, until finally n little additional blow-out was sent down frm Fort Benton on our northwest, which collected tho four winds and turned thorn to tho southwest. Tho thermometer nt tho Signal Service ollico indicated 30 abovo at C o'clock, and only 11 abovo at 11 A. M. The Eastern trains all camo in on time this morning, but tho Union Pacific train from tho West was two hours and a half late. Tho O. & S. W. train from Lincoln nt 2:30 this afternoon is stuck in a Rnow-drift nt Newton. Taken altogether it is tho liveliest blow-out of tho season, and tlm has been tho most wintry day that wo havo had. The Ailou C'ousert Next Krldny JKvt'Ulujr. Tho concert to bo givon next Fri hay evening nt Simpson's Hall, for tho benefit of tho Ladies Relief So ciety, by tho Arion Singing Club, assisted by tho best vocal and instru mental' talent in tho city, will bo a grand musical treat. Tlio members of tho club and thoso who havo vol unteered their services for tho occas sion havo been in constant practice for several weeks past, nnd wo may look for a brilliant entertainment. The salo of tickets thus far has. been very large, so that tho pecuniary suc cess of tho concert is already assured. Tho musical director is Prof. Blank onfeld. Tho programmo is nn ox ten sive one, well selected and arranged, and is as follows: t'ART i, 1. Overture, Mirth 1'lotow Omaha City lljnj. 2. Cliorua. Tralu of the Soldier Uolcldleii Arlan Hinging Club. 3. Solo. La l'rfatetta Terry Mm. llowen. 4. Amlanlo frniii riymphoule lu I...Doethon lleethorea Quartette Club. Mrvira. Huffman, Koch,ThleUauilStailo. 3. Duott. Two Lovlns Khtcrn Duller Mrs. IMoy ami Miss Camiilioll. 0. Gurus, l'arewell to the l'vrest.Muiulcbobn Mixed Clioruj. 7. Solo nud chorui. PART It, 1. (Irund l'otpourrl, l'agaiiliilln China Mau'liak Omaha City Hand. 2. Duett. O, Come to Mo Kucken Mlisn Col nud June. 3. Violin Coaitrt. l'rof, Hoffman. 4. Solo. L'. D.tuil Ardltl Mra. Latey. 5. Cliorua. On n Lake Mendclssoliu allztd Choru. G. Meditation lUch Tor Violin, Ylolliicctto, l'lauo nud Organ. 7. Tlit Chaix-1 Kreutzcr Arlou blnglngClub. City Clurk'a Notice. No warrants will bo issued from this offico until Thursday following tho passago of tho appropriation ordii nance. Jos. M. McCuju:, City Clork. Feb. 20th, 1873. d3t A Hiiltmllil Htlifine. Tho now schomo of tho Kentucky Library Lottory, which draws tho 8th of April, 1873, is tho fairest and most tempting over oflercd to tho public. Thero nro '10,000 gifts ranging from $10 to $100,000. In othor words thero is ono chance in ten to draw a prize, nud ono in 100 to drnw n largo prize Go to Ste phen's tobacco storo,' 214 Fnrnhnm street, and buy your tickets. jan7eod3m Tiir.KMOMinr.iis at Oooduian's. dec'Ctf O. L. Jj:nkinh& Co., 00!) Thir teenth street, does THE BEST print ing. dcc23-dtf Si:i'. McKelllgou's card on tho fourth page. nug23tf Call nt tho Bi:u Qfiicc if you want good job printing, nt reasonable prices. dtf. MASQUERADEIBALL. A Gay and Festivo Scene. The grand masqucrndo ball of tho Concordia Singing Society, for which preparations had been mado for somo time past, came on" last evening at Turner Hall. At nn early hour in the ovcning.tho galleries nnd every nvnilablo inch of space outside of tho b.ill-rooni, were occupied by specta tors, ninong whom wcro ninny of Omahp's most prominent citlzons, who camo to witues tho fun. The ball-room was elaborately and tastefully decorated for the occasion, none but maskers being admitted to It. Tho opening danco was pcrioriuv.il by n troupe of soven gcnulno Pnwneo Indians, introduced by Julius Meyer. They created a great deal of interest, nnd their pcrformnnco was ono of tho best entertainments of tho evening. Tho ball-room floor was well filled by masker, who danced to tho de lightful music furnished by tho Oma ha City Band. Among tho many characters represented wcro Queen Elizabeth, Mario Antoinette, Maid of Orleans, Daughtor of tho Regiment, Queen of Night, fisher girls, ladies of the olden time, washer-women, Star of the Night, negrcsscs, &c. Tho most prominent gentlemen characters wcro Emperor Wilholm, Louis Phillipc, Africanus, Rod Cloud, Von Mbltkc, n down-cast Yankee, counts, knights, Italians, Spaniards, minstrels, his Satanic Majesty, and "Big Heart," an Indian, and an inti mate friend to tlio membors of tho press, who took occasion to interview him. Tho costumes of all wcro richly gotten up, nnd wero very nppropri nto for tho characters represented. Tho fantastic throng of dancers, who moved about tho room, somo gracefully, others clumsily, as occas ion demanded, formed n varied and exciting scene, which delighted the interested spectators, who enjoyed tho merriment of tho masqucrndo to tho fullest extent. At twclvo o'clock Princo Carnival nnd Columbino made their grand cntreo, nnd joined in tho march. Unmasking thonSfollowcd,and supper was served; after which tho danco was resumed, nud continued till five o'clock this morning. Novor was thero n morrier assetnblcgo col lected within tho walls of Turner Hall, nnd in every respect tho Con cordia ma&qucrado may be pronounced a most brilliant success. l'ornonal. Bishop Clarkson retumei homo ftom tho east yesterday, nftor an ab senco of two or thrco months. S, H. H. Clnrk, Assistant Super intendent of tho Union Pacfic, is ex pected homo on this afternoon's train from tho West. Dr. Gardner has not gono to Texas, but will start onSuuday noxt. Ho will tako with him au arsenal, consisting of two rovolvers, n bowio knife, sword-cano, nnd ammunition. His delay was occasioned by his de sire to becomo a little more porfect in tho handling of theso dancorous weapons, boforo he nttacked tho Lono Star State. Among the many arrivals at the popular Wyoming aro tho following : A. C. Smith, T. Lubhe, Now York j W. F. Arnold, D. W. VanCott, Chi cago; James F. Davis, Pittsburg; Ben. Roral, Now York; T. W. Bailoy, Monmouth, 111. ; I. F. Carter, Logansport, Intl. ; Mr. nnd Mrs. It. G. Wignell, Lincoln; T. J.Bnrridge, St. Louis; Chas. M. Case, Chicago; C. Hagcnmoyer, Now York. ICouuuuulcntvd.l Omaha, Neb., Feb. 20, 1873. Editou Bin: : In order to furnish tho pcoplo of this country with rcllablo informa tion regarding climate, growth of fruit and other trees, shrub, flowers, &c., grain, nnd in fact all tho varied products ofNobraska, I desiro to havo all gentlemen interested in agricul ture, nurseries, &c., to furnish mo, nt their cnrllcst convenience, informa tion regarding tho budding of their trees, growth of grain, Ac. It is designed to compile this data and make it comparative statement, comparing theso facts with similar lar ones in neighboring States; also, to publish such n statement monthly for tlio benefit of nil concerned. Copy will bo furnished nil nows pnpors in this Stato requesting it. 1 hope to havo tho co-oporatlon of every farmer and nurseryman in tho State, and I think tho result of this will bo apparent to nil who nro in nny wny intorostcd in ngriculturo. It is bcliovcd that this is ono of tho designs of tho signal service, nud I hopo to enrry it out in such n man ner that it may givo satisfaction. I niu, Sir, Very Respectfully, IIcxitY Baiiton, Signal Officer, U. S. A., Omaha, NcbJ A full assortment of wax flower material just received nt Goodmans. octl I tf NI'LK.MHII OIU'OUTIINITY. tloutU nt Itriluct'il Itntr. To iiiuke room for spring goods, I havo concluded to rell my largo stock of wintor goods nt greatly reduced rates. Pert-ons desiring goods will find it to their ad van tago to call bo fore purchasing clsowhorc. J. II. Sra.Y, Merchant Tailor, 231 Farnham street. jan21tf Busi.vnsrt CAitnaof tho latoststylcs at tho Br.n office, quick, neat and cheap. Call and bee. janOtf CITY COUNCIL. Thoso Expressmen -Lottory, &o. Gas At the City Council meeting last evening tho following members wcro present: Bartlctt, Bristol, Doyle, Gibaon, Jones, Martin, McKclllgon, Swobe and Thurston, who in absence of President Reed, filled tho Presi dential Chair with becoming dignity. Reading of minutes &c, after which the resignation of Frank Thorn, Policcmau, was accepted. John Y. Clopper asked payment for laying n cross-walk, Communica tion laid on table. Marshal Kimball repotted the timo served by each Policeman dur ing tho mouth. City Auditor reported city ex penseiinnd receipts during January, 1873. A communication was received from persons doing business in tho vicinity of tho Northwest corner of Farnham and Thirteenth streets, stating that tho assemblage of ex pressmen nt that point hud becomo an intolerable nuisance, and they wanted it abated. Referred to City Marshal with instructions to make them "move on" Tho gas in tlio Council room boing vory dim, .tho following resolution suggested itself to Alderman Swoho : lietohed, That tho City Auditor bo and is hereby directed to ascertain whether tho gas at tho present timo is of tho quality required by tho con tract between tho city .nnd tho gas company now on file in the clerk's office, nud roport tho result of such inquiry at tho next meeting. Alderman Gibson statcil that tho city had machines for testing tho quality of gas, but thatj tho Auditor didn't know how to uso them. City Auditor hero explained that tho instruments wcro old style, and water tests. Thoy had been frozen up during winter, and couldn't bo thawed out for somo time. Ho had tested tho gas onco or twice, nnd it was then up to about tho standard. And further, ho know how to uso tho testing maehiucH in a general way. Tho pipes in tho Oporn Houso wcro frozen up, nnd that was what was tho matter Inst evening. Alderman Gibson arose, aud said that it was his opinion that wo nro paying for a better quality of gas than v.o aro receiving. JJe had nearly set his etoro on firo tho night beforo by coal tar run ning out ot tho gas pipo when lie lit tho jet, and ho saw by the Bi:i: that tho same thing had happened at tho storo of Kurtz, Mohr & Co. It was evident that tho gas Is not what wo should have. Two stores had taken firo in ono evening, and It wasgetting to be dangerous. The resolution of Mr. Swobe was adopted. , G. W. Human, sr.'s, petition for permission to put up a wooden awn ing on a certain buildinir, was tabled for six weeks, which mil bring the matter beforo tho next Council, of which Mr. Homau intends to bo a member. So said ono of tho Couu cilmen. Alderman McKclllgon introduced the following resolution : Resolved, That in tho opinion of the Council tho lottery now adver tised by J. M. Patteo in this city is n fraud, and the same is not endorsed by nny member of this Council. It was moved to lay it upon the table. Motion was losf, Bartlctt nnd Doylo voting in tho affirmative, and tho rest in tlio negative. Alderman Bartlett said that tho Council did tho same thing n week or two ago. Thero was no uso of reiter ation. Ho moved to amend by in serting in resolution tlio words, "is not nud will notboordered." Amend ment was carried, nnd tho resolution voted on by calling of tho ayes and nays. It was cariied, only two vot ing against it. Gibson did not see how, when two members voted against it, the Coun cil could'p'as3 tho lCsolution, when it stated "in tho opinion of tho Council, &c," ns thoso two ncgntivo votes mado it an opinion of only part of tho Council. Doylo aaid he had no personal quar rel with Pattee, nnd for thnt reason he did not endorso tho action of tho Council. A resolution that a copy of tho above resolution bo furnished J. M. Patteo was carried. A resolution that tho motion bo published in the local columns of tho Daily Bui:, tho official city paper, with nppropriatoly displayed head lines, wns carried. Bartlett suggested that it bo pub lished in official paper every Sunday morning. Gibson informed him that there was no official paper published on that day. On motion of Alderman Gibson, tho following resolution was adopted : lietohed, Thnt tho Committco on Public Property nnd Improvements bo required to report on tho proposi tion relating to towers for tho Grand Central llotel, at tho noxt regular meeting of tho Council. Tho clerk wns Instructed to procure n copy of tho now charter for tho uso of tho Council, immedintoly. Black Alvaoas a Specialty, dcc7tf nt Crulckshank's. Special Notices. NOT!Ci:.-ArtTcrtlsemonts of To Let, Tor Sale, Lost, Wants, 1'ound, Hoarding, Ac., will tie iimcrtcdln theso columns onco for TLN CKNTS )er llnoi coc'l nubaoqurnt Insertion, FIVK CKNTd lor lino. Tho llmt Insertion never less shall TWLNTV-riVlJ CUNTS. TXITANTKD A girl to do general boustwnrk, Yy One who thoroughly understands iilalu coohiiik, ami is aeoouwasuer snuironcr. febOlt BUCur. Wcbstci nnd!5d WANTKD A girl to cook nnd do dlnliiR room work, at southeast corner of diiil tol aveuiio and Nfnctcenlli tt. fo25-St TT Oil HALi: fill Jti:NT.-80 ncro farm to 1? rent, '.yt miles north of city : 10 acres lo trade on tuwn uroiiertr: 10 acres for saloon time; 'i town fots, ouo on 27tli and Cumluit streets, and one on 1 It It street; ono simu of horses, with wagons ; 2 wojuni nud 1 buggy, I... ' IfWI'lHI Itl'liM AM MAUI Corner Ifith and Uard itf. ITIOII WIN 1' A newly lliuuvl houno, with ten rooms : will bo rcutod In part or to Ketber. Ono bloik from tho Metropolitan Ho tel, Also, ronSALIVOn account of 111 health, ono of the bcit hold stands lu the Western coun try. 1'urnlturo ami everything (omplete, ami entirely new, Apply at the City Hotel, Tenth street, between raruhaui aud Harney, ft Itf l-t w FOIt BALK CIIKAI'-A (Irover A Ilakor Huwlui! Machine. Iiniulre nt tho V. V. It. It. J'ruifHorc, southeast tor, ICthaud WiImIit sis. fib'.'Mw EtniNISIIKD ROOM W'ANTKO South of Farnham street. Address "John," Itr.K otSco. fcWI-Jf w ANTED A (mall furnlslml rnnni. with V board. It possiblot centrally located. Address, with full particular. A. 11.. IIkk olllce. leMtlf "-I OLD l)UST"-Tho best brand ot Sprln VJT Wheat flour lu this market, l.vcry sack wairauted. Ask your grocer for It. W.J, HAMILTON, 19J Dodgo St., Wholesale Agent. felMm XT I'.llltASKA 1IUOOM I'ACTOIiy, AutifiT J It AN noil A Co , 1'roprlcturs. Tenth street, between lKiuglts nnd Dodge llrooms of all kinds sold nt the very losvest rates. Cash l'.M I) run llttoou Cor.N the highest market price at nil times. fcbli-lm ipOIlT SCOTT COAL KOIt BAt.R by C. j ISohan, J!) per ton delivered, Olllce with C. 0. 1 1 ousel A til. feb? l-3t 1,1011 UKNT Two Houses nnd ono l'lauo, ! S. A. TAYLOlt, A CO., feblOtt cor. lllb and Douglas. "VTOUNO MlJM wanting steady employment, J. cither In tho city or elsewhere, will tlo will to call on or nJdress O. T. WIl.LtA.M3 A CO., fcbl21f 613 Fourleenth St., Omaha, Neb. BR00MFACT0RY, COU. 17TH AND CHICAOO. john Mccreary, l'llOl'llIETOK, 1'iiriiMiritlic l'rsmlum Ilroom, and warrants It Urst class. Omaha, Neb. feblStf KICMOVAL. OV THK CAPITAL. "Wool wool ioNlnovch In forty days 1" A Jonah onco did sing : lit 1 1 many n Jonah now Is found To shout tho self samo thing. And yet tho City of tho I'lalu In ancient days did stand, So now Nebraska's capltnl llcuialus to rule tho land. Hut llunco, tho Itattor, lias removed Just ono block up tho street, And tf you cannot find Ino place, Ask any on you meet For the New York Hat Store, 253 Douglas st. Lvcrythlng at tho lowest New York prices. Furs and llloves closing oil' cheap. Spring style of Hats now ready. Hat and fur repair ing done In tho best manner. febistt WYOMING HOTEL Jrfi' P. Hlghy & Co., Prop's. Omaha, Nebraska, 8, TJ.oor. Oth and Farnham General offices of the V, V. It. It. diroctly opposite Also convenient to tlio several ticket offices and baggage depots-. Passenger Transfer Company offko directly opposite. Omnlbusses start for all trains from this Eolnt, and all baggage is transferred from this 0H8O. Clucsls notified of tlio arrival and departure of trains. amgtfMtt. STixmt Oponod The Central Hotel Tho new building nt tho southeast lorner of Leavenworth and Tenth streets, one block north of U. 1'. Depot. J17 tf KKKD. THIL'S, frop. JONES HOUSE, KPxKrotyjL. Stroot. (diet. Douglas and Dodge), ritorntKTOit-C. SCHAUNHOlteT, formerly of tlio St. Charles. Day Hoard, jier week, SI. Hoarding and lodging nt tlio lowest rates. Iho houso lias becu newly furnished and repaired. fo'JI-tf BEE-HIVE STORE. McDANIELS & Co. GROCERS, Dealers In tha l'luost Samples ot Japan, Black and Green TEAS. Cull Koon nt thn Rco-hlvr, on Thirteenth, be tween Harney nnd Howard streets. feblOtf (,L'0. A. HILL & DUO., Groceries and Provisions, CUMING 4: TWENTY-SECOND BTS. LOW ltKNTI GOODS CIIi:.l ll Orders delivered free. Tho patrohaguof North Omaha iltlzcns Is respectfully fel2ltf solicited. MANBAllIN TEA. JIIU. O. M. LOGAN, Agent for The Woman's Tea Company A largo supply for tho rapidly increasing do main! nt Mrs. ATKICINSON'd, cor. Seventeenth st. nnd Capitol nv., nnd Mrs." 1.0(1 AN'd, cor. Cuss and Llghtcenth sts. fcbil-tl IF you am: GOING TO ItUILI), SEND TO RUTTAN HEATINGi & 'VENTILATING a o3vravKr -sr , BL00MIN0T0N, - ILLINOIS' l'onqcntcuLAU. W. A. I'KNNHLL, Trus. ISAAC MMHAn, Soe'y. jan27-3m H. D. FlSHEIt, Sup't. A. D. MoAusland, Dealer In Guns; Pistols, Ammunition, Guu Materials, Outlory, nnd Fishing Tacklo. 241 DOUGLAS ST., Corner of 14th, OMAHA Repairing done promptly. (Notarial and other seals malo to order. p30flm. COAL. UNION COAL AND MINING OIHcoL'ast HlilolDlli, hot. Douglas . and Farnliain. MINKKSIAND DHALnitSIN ALL,KINDS OF COAL. TI10UU1' ie JESSK.N'S Shirt Manufactory, ISO Xr'Csvxrxxla.a.xxx'Gst. Keep on hand n well assorted and large slock of Shirts, All kinds ot Milrts made to order, Ureit lnducemculsoflorud to rclsll uealurs. JauU-t'odly W. J. CONNELL, OouuBiollor txt Xj,x7- AND District Attorney Tor Second Jud icial District. OITirn-Jiistildoo! Twelfth, between Har ncy and Howard streets, febl tf INGER I SBWIIsra MAOHIU'BS o v WILSON & WEBER. Satisfaction Guaranteed in Every Oaso EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED ! The BEST for all PRACTICAL USE. BETTER TEBMS ' Than Offered by any oilier Reliable Company. Cotton Thread, 75o Per Doz. 500-Yard Spools, Six for One Dollar. SILK THREAD, XjlXLO-ZIST STOCK X3XT TII33 OITV, AT J2ASTEUK I'lUOK?. WILSON & WEBER, 212tDouglas St., - - - Omaha. WHOLESALE AND REATIL. GROCERIES! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER 49 Douglas St., Omaha. ISTeb.l GOOD GOODS. LOW PRICES. LARGE SALES. LIGHT EXPENSE, NO RENT Undersells Them All ! ! .Orders Filled Promptly W LO W FIQUUE3,i nnd SATISFACTION GUARANTEED M. CUMMINGS. FURNITURE. DEWEY & STONE, oi.dust i:sTAiiusHi:n iF'UZfcTITTTIE&IE ZHZOTTSIE Xxx ZSTo'tox'aaelx.n, HAVE ON HAND.AS LARGE A STOCK AND AS (UtllAT A Variety of Furniture AS CAN. 11G fiFOUND IN ANY ESTABLISHMENT 3D-A.J31" OB. "OVTEST X 187 anil 189 Farnham Street, Omaha, Nebraska, JnnG-ltw3m A. CRTTICKSHANK. . 1 1 . .11 o (.111 )U o XD72j&.X13X. X3NT STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, AND MILLINERY, Oor. 14th & Farnham Sts., Omaha, Web. AGENT FOR THE SALE OF RAMSAY & CO.S CUT PAPER PATTERNS, FOR LADIES', MISSES' AND HOYS' GARMENTS. Wit. hTKrHENS. STEPHENS DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS. Carpets, Notions and Indian Goods, ROBES AND FURS, S39 Farnham St., OY7U ' O. Abisott S. C. ABBOTT & CO., Booksellers 1 Stationers, UKALEKH IN WALL PAPS1HS, DECORATIOXTS, AND V7"HsTIDO"W SHADES, No. 188 Faiftham Street, Omaha, Neb, L'alill.sliors' Agoutti lor School Hooks hhoiI In Nebraska. M. J. MoKELLIGON, Importer and Jobber of Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, TOBAOOOS -A.XSX0D OIOrAB.Bf No. 142 Farnham Strcot, - - - Omaha, Noh OLD EENXD0E7 WHISKIES A SPECIALTY. ry-AGBNT FOlt TI1K KLDOIUDO WINK COMl'ANY, CAL1F0IWU JtX raajrl-Jif SINGER o VI V. Pr n w a n 5 r.. WM.COX. & WILCOX OMAHA. J. B. CaUIXWLD, II vi I'M i.
